FAQ
Answer common questions about your services, treatments, and processes to address patient concerns.
FAQ
Answer Common Questions
1. What types of physical therapy do you offer?
We provide specialized physical therapy services, including:
- Orthopedic therapy (joint and muscle injuries)
- Neurological rehabilitation (stroke, MS, Parkinson’s)
- Post-surgical therapy (e.g., knee replacement, rotator cuff repair)
- Pediatric therapy (developmental delays, injuries)
- Sports therapy (injury recovery and performance enhancement)
- Geriatric therapy (fall prevention, arthritis management)
2. How do I know if physical therapy is right for me?
Physical therapy is beneficial for anyone experiencing pain, limited mobility, or recovering from injury or surgery. After an evaluation, we’ll determine if physical therapy can help meet your goals.
3. What happens during a typical session?
A typical session may include:
- Warm-up exercises or mobility drills.
- Hands-on manual therapy (if required).
- Targeted exercises tailored to your goals.
- Education about body mechanics and self-care strategies.
- Cool-down or relaxation techniques.
4. How soon can I expect to see results?
Results vary based on your condition and dedication to your treatment plan. Many patients notice improvements in pain and mobility within a few sessions, though full recovery may take weeks to months.
5. What’s the difference between physical therapy and other treatments?
Physical therapy focuses on long-term recovery and prevention through non-invasive techniques, empowering patients to regain strength, mobility, and function without relying heavily on medication or surgery.
6. Do you provide telehealth or virtual therapy?
Yes, we offer telehealth services for patients who prefer remote sessions. These include virtual consultations, exercise demonstrations, and progress tracking.
7. What age groups do you treat?
We treat patients of all ages, from infants to seniors. Our therapists are skilled in tailoring treatments to meet the unique needs of each age group.
8. Will I work with the same therapist every session?
We strive to maintain consistency, assigning you to one primary therapist for your treatment. However, other skilled team members may assist when necessary to ensure seamless care.
9. Can you help with chronic conditions like arthritis or fibromyalgia?
Yes, we offer treatments designed to manage chronic conditions by reducing pain, improving joint mobility, and enhancing overall quality of life.
10. What should I bring to my appointment?
Please bring:
- A copy of your referral (if needed).
- Your insurance card and ID.
- Comfortable clothing.
- A list of any medications you’re taking.
- Any relevant medical reports or imaging results.
11. How do you personalize treatment plans?
We tailor plans based on a comprehensive evaluation that considers your medical history, current condition, lifestyle, and goals. Plans are adjusted as you progress to ensure optimal outcomes.
12. What safety measures do you follow?
We adhere to strict hygiene protocols, including:
- Sanitizing equipment after each use.
- Maintaining clean and ventilated spaces.
- Providing hand sanitizers and masks if needed.
- Screening patients and staff for symptoms.
13. Can I still come to therapy if I’m in pain?
Yes, physical therapy can help alleviate pain and improve mobility even when discomfort is present. Our therapists are trained to modify treatments to suit your pain levels.
14. How do I schedule or reschedule appointments?
You can schedule or reschedule appointments by:
- Calling our clinic directly.
- Using our online booking system (if available).
- Emailing us or visiting the front desk.
15. Do you offer educational resources?
Yes, we provide resources like handouts, videos, and workshops to educate patients about their conditions, exercises, and prevention strategies.
16. How does physical therapy work with other treatments?
Physical therapy often complements treatments like medication, chiropractic care, or surgery. We collaborate with other healthcare providers to ensure cohesive care.